Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods is investing in its future by placing proceeds from the partial sale of a Cheesman Park property with The Denver Foundation.
Neighborhood organization puts $1M into endowment with foundation
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Re/Max settles lawsuit against competitor eXp Realty
The Denver-based firm said eXp “induced” multiple Re/Max franchisees to “abandon” their franchise before the end of the agreed-upon term.
Couple ships container condo project from Tucson to Denver
The proposed Stackhouse on West Colfax would be a steel structure with slots for 62 shipping containers converted into studios and one-bedrooms.
Hilltop home across from Crestmoor Park listed for $4.5M
The sellers paid $3.35 million for the 8,455-square-foot white stone mansion in October 2020.
Developers pay $8M for corner of 46th and Tennyson in Berkeley
Two Denver-based firms plan to build a three-story apartment complex on the 1.2-acre site with 90 units and about 5,500 square feet of retail space.
Apartment complex planned for church land in Windsor neighborhood
Developers submitted plans for three buildings with a total of 220 units, some of which could be income restricted, and requested rezoning.
Developer pays $11.5M for apartment project site next to Sports Castle
The proposed 15-story, 284-unit complex would replace a parking garage and a small office building.
Former Nuggets shooting guard lists Four Seasons condo for $5.25M
Garry Harris Jr., who was traded to the Orlando Magic this year, paid $4.5 million for it in 2018 after signing an $84 million contract extension.
Developer planning apartment building next to RiNo rehab project
A five-story, 110-unit complex is proposed for the parking lot adjacent to Formativ’s Lot Twenty Eight building, which remains largely vacant.
Voters may choose between at-large council seats or adding districts
A committee forwarded the ballot measure to the City Council and another measure that would move municipal elections from May to April.
